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Texas Banking Department Enforcement Actions and Announcements

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Detected March 18th, 2026
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Summary

The Texas Department of Banking has issued multiple enforcement actions in 2024, including consent orders and cease and desist orders against various financial entities. These actions address violations related to money transmission, unauthorized banking services, and other regulatory non-compliance. The department also issued consumer alerts and announced personnel changes.

What changed

The Texas Department of Banking (DOB) has compiled a list of its 2024 press releases and announcements, predominantly featuring enforcement actions. These include numerous consent orders and cease and desist orders against entities such as MoonPay USA LLC, Kraken, CoinZoom, Inc., Alliance Payroll Services, LLC, and others. The actions address a range of violations, including alleged money transmission irregularities, unauthorized banking activities, and other compliance failures. The DOB also issued consumer alerts regarding fraudulent websites and specific banks, and announced a new Chief Information Officer.

These enforcement actions indicate active regulatory oversight by the Texas DOB. Regulated entities, particularly those involved in money transmission or offering financial services within Texas, should review these actions to understand the types of violations being cited and the potential penalties. Compliance officers should ensure their operations align with Texas banking regulations to avoid similar enforcement actions, which can include prohibitions on further participation in the financial industry and potential fines. The nature of these actions suggests a need for robust compliance programs, particularly concerning customer onboarding, transaction monitoring, and adherence to licensing requirements.

What to do next

  1. Review all consent orders and cease and desist orders issued by the Texas DOB in 2024.
  2. Assess current compliance programs against the violations cited in the enforcement actions.
  3. Ensure adherence to Texas money transmission and banking regulations.

Source document (simplified)

Press 2024

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Classification

Agency
State Banking
Instrument
Enforcement
Legal weight
Binding
Stage
Final
Change scope
Substantive

Who this affects

Applies to
Banks Financial advisers
Geographic scope
State (Texas)

Taxonomy

Primary area
Banking
Operational domain
Compliance
Topics
Consumer Protection Money Transmission Cybersecurity

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